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The Reddit API drama shows no signs of calming, as both sides dig their heels in. And the real bummer about all of this is that it will have a direct impact on content creators. If you’re not familiar with what’s going on at Reddit, how John Oliver is involved, or why it might matter to you, stick
Thanks to recent changes to NCAA rules and regulations, college athletes are now allowed to profit off their “name, image, and likeness” — colloquially known as NIL. But newly proposed NIL legislation at the federal level aims to put serious restrictions on what that means. Many college athletes are ideal candidates for earning money from their
At RootNote, we often talk about what makes up an individual’s or company’s “creator stack.” This is a phrase that may seem familiar to some, or be completely gibberish to others. Creator stack is actually a term that’s integral to what we’re building for the RootNote platform. But it also kind of sounds like tech jargon.
The recent Twitch branded content rules update ruffled feathers among some affiliates and partners. After the company sent an email out to users, many streamers took to Twitter to express confusion or outright dismay at some of the terms. However, Twitch quickly issues an apology and correction on Twitter regarding the new terms, calling them vague and overly
YouTube Stories are getting the axe. Originally called YouTube Reels (yes, Instagram lifted the name), the feature was one of YouTube’s first forays into supporting short-form content. Anybody still using YouTube Stories needs to make peace with the platform by June 26th, when the ability to post the short, disappearing clips goes away. After that, all
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